science smarties HELP ME?

Question

okay i need the common name for the following compounds
1.sodium hydrogen carbonate
2.solid carbon dioxide
3. sucrose
4.calcium carbonate
5. magnesium hydroxide
6. Methane
7.asorbic acid
8.Acetic Acid
9.Maltose
10. sodium chloride
My guess for #'s 3 and 9 is sugar, but other than that i have no clue, if you know any of the common names please let me know by writting the number and the name! thank you so much!!

Answer 1

1. Bicarbonate of soda (aka Baking soda)
2. Dry ice
3. Table sugar
4. Chalk (marble and limestone are also correct)
5. Milk of Magnesia
6. Methane (thats as common as it gets)
7. Vitamin C
8. Vinegar
9. Malt sugar
10. Table salt

Tip: You could have used wikipedia to find all of these. Its a good resource for questions such as these.

Answer 2

The answers are:

1.sodium hydrogen carbonate
Baking Soda

2.solid carbon dioxide
Dry Ice

3. sucrose
White Sugar or Table Sugar

4.calcium carbonate
Lime Stone

5. magnesium hydroxide
Milk of Magnesia

6. Methane
Natural Gas

7.asorbic acid (Ascorbic Acid)
Vitamin C

8.Acetic Acid
Vinegar

9.Maltose
Malt Sugar

10. sodium chloride
Table Salt or Common Salt

Answer 3

1 NaHCO3 Baking powder
2 CO2 Dry Ice
3 C12H22O11. A disacharide made form a fructose C6H12O6 and a glucose unit. Obtained form sugar beet and Cane sugar Common name; table sugar.
4 CaCO3 Lime Stone.Used to make cement.
5 Mg(OH)2Antacids ( Considered Alakali better than Rolaids CaCO3 Calcium Carbonate antacids for easing heart burn)
6 CH4 Marsh Gas ( smells very bad. The smell comes from rotting plant matter in lakes,rivers,ponds. Probably by some kind of digestive bacterial metabolic pathway mechanism on the hydrocarbons stored in the plants. Methane comes from cows that eat a lot of grass and natural gas supplies underground. It's an alkane and a hydrocarbon.
7 Vitamin C ( I don't know formula or structure.Try Wikipedia)
8 C2H4O2 Acetic Acid or Ethanoic Acid Main ingedient in Vinegar
9 C12H22O11 A Dissacharide molecule. It is found as a breakdown product of starch. It's a glucose Dimer.
10 NaCl, "common table Salt " Found in salt deposits around the world. Form ancient seas that dried up. The salt got into the seas and oceans when the Earths atmosphere was composed of acids that reacted with bases. NaOH(Sodium Hydroxide-base) + HCl (HydroChloric Acid) = NaCl + H2O.

Answer 4

#1sodium bicarbonate or baking soda
#2 is dry ice.
#3 table sugar
#4 antacid
#5 is milk of magnesia, a laxative
#6 is heating gas
#7 is vitamin C.
#8 is vinegar
# 9 is also a sugar, but different from sucrose. It's 2 molecules of glucose attached to each other.
#10 is table salt.

Next time consult Wikipedia on the web.

Answer 5

1. Baking soda
2. Dry ice
3. sugar
4. limestone (contains calcium carbonate)
6. natural gas
8. vinegar (a solution of acetic acid in water)
10. salt

Answer 6

(5) Phillips' Milk of Magnesia
(7) Vitamin C
(9) French word for "malt"; a disaccharide containing two units of glucose; found in germinating grains, used to make beer

Answer 7

The smarty pantses would be unable to reply to a query which isn't clever, sorry. could you complex on what mild you're pertaining to? final time I checked, mild does not bypass 'around' something, with the aid of fact it travels in a at the instant line (gravitational lensing aside)

Answer 8

1. baking soda
2. dry ice
3. table sugar
4. marble
5. milk of magnesia - laxative
6. farts
7. ascorbic acid = vitamin c
8. vinegar
9. starch
10. table salt

Answer 9

Maltose. Malt sugar. Di-glucose

Sucrose, as you surmised, is table sugar.

Answer 10

1)Baking Soda
2)Dry ice
3)Sugar
4)marble, limestone or chalk...etc..
5)Magnesia milk
6)Marsh gas
7)Vitamin C
8)Ethanoic acid-vinegar
9)Malt sugar
10)table salt

I hope this help.